# Ashok Gulati
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ashok gulati (born 11 May 1954) is an Indian agricultural economist and a former chairman of the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP), the advisory body of the Government of India on food supplies and pricing policies. Gulati was instrumental in the hiking the minimum support price of several food grains. Currently he is Infosys chair professor for Agriculture at Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER).
Will a better monsoon provide some relief from inflation woes?
Did you have a laugh seeing all the lemon-themed memes on social media? Lemon prices have risen sharply, just like the rates of petrol, diesel and LPG. A fortnight ago, lemons were retailing at about 50-100 rupees per kg. Blame rising fuel prices for this situation, and the sudden explosion in lem…
Will a better monsoon provide some relief from inflation woes?
Did you have a laugh seeing all the lemon-themed memes on social media? Lemon prices have risen sharply, just like the rates of petrol, diesel and LPG. A fortnight ago, lemons were retailing at about 50-100 rupees per kg. Blame rising fuel prices for this situation, and the sudden explosion in lem…
Heat spoils India’s wheat dreams
TOI's Amitava Sanyal explains why India's bumper crop prediction was hit and agricultural economist Ashok Gulati explains the bigger problems facing India's wheat output.
#168 The (W)heat Is On
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Things have changed a bit in the past four weeks; haven’t they? Stock markets around the world are down by 10 per cent. Central banks have hiked in…
Can India Solve Its Food Paradox?
With policies that encourage innovation India could avoid becoming a food importer again says economist Ashok Gulati.
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A Farm Revolution in Madhya Pradesh
The recent round of elections to state assemblies saw the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) pull off an audacious win in Madhya Pradesh. Not only did it overcome four-term anti-incumbency, but it also managed to win two-thirds majority in the state assembly. Undoubtedly, the big draw was Prime Minister …
4694: Can India open agriculture? | India-US trade deal - the red lines
Is India being too protective about agriculture? Can India open its agri and dairy markets to the U.S.? Ashok Gulati, an Agriculture Economist, says that Indian farmers don’t stand to lose with the opening up of Agri markets to the U.S.
Piyush Goyal lied or was ignorant when he said GM items won’t enter India
We present two separate interviews, packaged as one, with Ashok Gulati, Distinguished Professor at ICRIER, and Avik Saha, National President of the Jai Kisan Andolan, on the question has India been successful in ensuring that genetically modified produce or its derivatives are not given access to t…
Sugar situation “a fiasco”, “total failure of policy”, Govt has been “irresponsible”: Ashok Gulati
Sugar situation "a fiasco", "total failure of policy", Govt has been "irresponsible": Ashok Gulati, Distinguished Professor at ICRIER, to Karan Thapar for The Wire.
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Why have sugar prices risen so sharply in recent weeks? Should imports have been permitted a l…
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